Ice Carvings

The finished ice carving with blue light.

This sculpture was carved outside on a cool day. Ropes were added to carefully lift it on the table.

An ice carving for a thanksgiving banquet at a resort.

The finished piece with lighting, notice the turkey leg in with the fruits and veggies.

A chunk of scrap ice sculpted into acorn squash, orange, and an ear of corn.

A friendly ice snowman for a holiday gathering.

A close-up image of his friendly face.

An image from the back side, his candy cane can be seen through the ice.

A functional sculpture for serving ice-cold drinks.

A side view of the sculpture.

A close-up image of where the icy drinks emerge.

This sculpture was just set up from the freezer before it clears up, flowers are often placed in the middle.

Each 300-pound clear ice block must be tempered before carving, either heated up or cooled down. I’ve carved outside in the sun, and in a tight walk-in freezer depending on the needs of the ice block.

An ice clown made of colored ice scraps for my cousin’s birthday, I’m the teenager on the left.